Wireless inductive charging technology is set to surge with the release of the first industry standard for wireless chargers for mobile phones and other gadgets. (read the story…)
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The Hong Kong stock market has finished higher in back-to-back sessions, collecting more than 330 points or 1.6 percent in the process. The Hang Seng Index finished just below the 20,870-point plateau, but now analysts are expecting to see the market extend its gains when it opens for business on Friday. (read on…)
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IT SEEMS James Packer’s foray into China’s gambling enclave could yet come up trumps for the Australian casino tycoon. (read more…)
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Malacañang is expecting a 10 percent decrease in tourist arrivals from Hong Kong due to the botched hostage rescue and police assault at the Quirino Grandstand last August 23. (read more…)
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HONG KONG – The Hang Seng Index closed at 20,868.92 on Thursday, up 245.09 points or 1.19 per cent. This article has not yet been rated. (read the rest of the story…)
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Hong Kong stocks rose, driving the Hang Seng Index up by the most in a month as faster-than- estimated growth in U.S. manufacturing boosted optimism in a global economic recovery. (read on…)
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FRANKFURT, Germany–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hong Kong is one of the world’s most important marketplaces for electronics. At IFA, from September 3rd to 8th, 55 companies from the metropolis will attend the trade fair to present their latest developments (2009: 50). Thirty-five of them (2009: 24) will be exhibiting at the country pavilion of the Hong Kong...
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Hong Kong stocks extend gains; Chinese insurer Ping An up (read the rest of the story…)
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Abu Dhabi. September 2, 2010: Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority ( ADTA ADTA ) has scooped the ‘Best Meeting & Incentive Destination Marketing’ award in the annual industry honours of Travel Weekly China – a leading sector magazine serving travel and tourism professionals in China, Hong Kong and Macau. (read more…)
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HONG KONG (AP) – Philippine authorities sent the bodies of three of the victims in the Manila bus hijacking to the wrong families, Hong Kong said Thursday, in the latest of a series of missteps in the handling of the crisis. (read more…)
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HONG KONG — Philippine authorities sent the bodies of three of the victims in the Manila bus hijacking to the wrong families, Hong Kong said Thursday, in the latest of a series of missteps in the ha read more (read more…)
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